Add Guide for parallel processing in DataStore on iOS - #3236
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One suggestion - maybe we use a different phrase other than "batch" for this guide? Batch terminology is something very specific with DynamoDB and I fear customers will get confused. |
I second this. Even outside of the DynamoDB scenarios, batching has deeper implications, It think what it's happening in this PR is more about parallel processing than batching. |
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I like the "in parallel" phrasing change and think this looks valuable, I'd love to hear more from some iOS focused folks on the team too. |
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Very cool guide, and I also learned more about Combine. :) Minor notes below, but LGTM
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Here and below: can simplify this to todos.publisher
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| `Publishers.Sequence` creates a `Publisher` where each model is passed to `.flatMap()` individually, allowing for each object to be saved to DataStore. `.collect()` emits a single array of all the elements collected, returning the saved models in `receiveValue`. |
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Description of changes:
Added a Guide that shows user how to perform batch CRUD operations using Combine for iOS. New section named "DataStore" was also added to the Guides.
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